AI Street Interview Video
The street-interview ad with two of your AI creators — an interviewer with a handheld mic stops a passer-by, cut line by line, each in their own face and voice.
What you walk away with
A 1080×1920 MP4 of a 20–35 second street interview, word-by-word captions and its title, saved to your Gallery.
- Output
- 1 clip · 20–35s · 9:16 · 1080p
- Time
- ~8 min / clip
- Preset
- 11 steps, a preview before any video is paid
What is the Street Interview workflow?
The vox pop — a quick question on a busy street and an answer that sounds overheard — as a workflow. Pick the interviewer and the passer-by from your Experts; the exchange is written in each one's tone, each line recorded in its speaker's voice, each photographed on the same sidewalk with the mic in frame, and past the preview each line is lip-synced and the clip is cut with its title across the top.
What a run does, step by step
- 1Brief · Full briefCents
- 2Interviewer · A creatorFree
- 3Passer-by · A second creatorFree
- 4Product · A productFree
- 5Interview · DialogueCents
- 6Voices · A take per lineCents
- 7Frames · Podcast framesCents
- 8Preview · You approve the frames and the priceYou approve
- 9Lip-syncPaid video
- 10Final cut · Fit to takesFree
- 11Save · GalleryFree
- Time
- ~8 min per clip, hands-off to the preview
- Cost per run
- About $0.55 for a 25-second interview, measured: the lip-sync at about $0.02 a second on your fal key, the rest a few cents on your Gemini key.
- You get
- 1 clip · 20–35s · Two creators, two voices · 9:16 1080p
What this preset made
Before you start
- Two Experts with a passport photo — the interviewer and the passer-by.
- Your own Gemini key (the words, voices and two photos) and fal.ai key (the lip-sync, about $0.02 a second).
The Street Interview guide
- Step 01~1 min
Pick the interviewer, the passer-by and the question
Say what the question is about, pick who asks and who answers, and, if you sell something, the product.
Why this matters: A stranger's unrehearsed answer is the format's whole appeal; two of your recurring creators make it a series.
OutcomeA brief and two Experts.How to do it with ppl.studio
The setup asks for both; they must be different people.
- 1.1
Ask something people have an answer to
A question about their day, a habit, a confession — not a product.
- Step 02~~7 min
Get it written, voiced, shot, lip-synced and cut
The interviewer's question is the hook; the passer-by answers candidly and has the most words; a product only in passing. Then each line is voiced, both are photographed on the same sidewalk with the mic in frame, and — after the preview — lip-synced and cut.
Why this matters: The same street and the same mic in every shot make two close-ups read as one moment; recorded voices keep each speaker the same in every clip.
OutcomeA 1080×1920 MP4.How to do it with ppl.studio
On your keys: the words, voices and photos a few cents, the lip-sync about $0.02 a second, priced at the preview.
- 2.1
Approve the preview
Check both photos and every line before the lip-sync is paid for.
How it compares
Street Interview workflow FAQ
What does it cost?
About $0.55 for a 25-second interview measured: the lip-sync on your fal key, the rest a few cents on your Gemini key.
Related workflows
Ready to run the Street Interview?
1 clip · 20–35s: ~8 min per clip, hands-off to the preview. No credit card to start.